#neoclassical architecture

[luxus-aeterna]

existing dramatically in the historic mansion parlor I deserve… // IG

[heavyanddissolved]

Library interiors in Rosersberg Palace, Sweden (watercolours c. 1797)

[iridessence]

Another ceiling detail in the Wisconsin Conservatory of music

[gingerbredman1989]

Muscle in Neoclassical Architecture.

Bing AI

[davidluongart]

Dollhouse #2 🩷♥️🏛️🌞

Had been giving the Barbiecore Ares & Aphrodite a new fresh look and have them chillin’ somewhere in their Olympian summer getaway in somewhere that is both Mediterranean & tropical, far away from the conservative royal divine court in Mt. Olympus. Modern-day Ares is in a more 70s look, with satin shirtless suit & long bell-bottoms pants; while modern-day Aphrodite is dressed in a timeless mermaid silhouette gown with her exuberant amount of jewel sets. 🏝️🏛️🌸

The summer mansion’s facade-with its mosaics, stuccoed walls, and porch of Doric colonnades-was based on two main Ancient Greek palaces : Alexander’s palace of Aigai in Macedonia, Greece & the Ptolemaic royal palace in Alexandria, Egypt; while the exterior design heavily inspired by the houses in the Hamptons, NY-where most of America’s top 1% wealthy & famous lived. The large window shutters with its tiny balconies are personally one of my fav things to draw & fond over; since they remind me of my childhood home a lot (that was built during French colonial era), along my trip with my extended fam down to New Orleans, LA & Miami, Fl. 🌞

[wandering-jana]

Église Saint-François-Xavier, in Paris, France.

[viagginterstellari]

Concert Hall - Auditorium Ateneul Roman (1888), Bucharest, 2021

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This sunny yellow 1912 Neoclassical home in Cincinnati, Ohio has some stunning architectural features. $975K

Aren’t the doors and floor in the entrance hall amazing?

The sitting room has a nice little library wall with a sliding ladder.

The dining room has an original light fixture. 

The rooms in this home aren’t extremely large and the kitchen is a galley style, but it’s been nicely renovated.

There’s also this cabinet structure in the middle, which is unusual.

There are 4 average-sized bds. 

And, 3.5 baths. This one has a high-end marble sink.

In the hall there’s beautiful wood and an etched glass door.

The stairs feature an inlaid medallion on the floor, modern stained glass window and a colored etched glass railing.

The owners made a place to sit up here, but it can be anything. Leaded glass doors open to a terrace and there are pretty inlaid floors.

It’s beautiful up here. The details in the wood is amazing.

Look a this family room. 

Here’s another dining room with a gorgeous marble floor and murals in the walls. There’s also a stunning stained glass window.

Plus, there’s another kitchen. It’s a single family home, so it’s up the new owner how they want to use this. Like, downstairs is just for company? I think the 2nd floor is nicer, though. What is that on the wall? I don’t care for it- is it wallpaper?

Check out the amazing brushed steel backsplash and modern art stained glass.

Double office. 

Very pretty wine cellar.

Check out the size of this bath. Very unique, too.

I’ve never seen a double tub like that.

This must be the main bd. b/c the other 3 are small. 

This looks like a guest room. It’s got a window w/a little tropical scene going on.

And, it also has an en suite shower.

Professional looking gym.

And, look at the closet.

Even the laundry room has beautiful cabinetry.

There’s a newly redone porch in the back.

Driveway in the front yard.

And yard with a path to the garage in the back.

https://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-985-982re8/2493-erie-avenue-hyde-park-cincinnati-oh-45208

[slaterinc]

neoclassical architecture

[flower-biter]

a kind of atrophy // Charleston museums + details xx

[pamietniko]

I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to have lived in Neubaugasse for a brief time during the summer. 

Vienna, Austria

[charlesreeza]

South Aisle - Palermo Cathedral

Photo by Charles Reeza

[heavyanddissolved]

Design for a Neoclassical library, by Erik Palmstedt (Swedish, 1741-1803)

[iridessence]

miss looking at this cake-like ceiling

[gingerbredman1989]

Muscle in Neoclassical Architecture.

ChatGPT with DALL-E

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